Sentence examples for wrong idea of from inspiring English sources

"We have the wrong idea of economic development, and it is destroying our city".

The people who come in to the psychiatrist's office mustn't get the wrong idea of what it's all about.

She said she worried people would "get the wrong idea of what the Bears Ears national monument designation would do".

And the juxtaposition of Mr. Isaac and Mr. Dylan gave the wrong idea of how Mr. Dylan would finally figure in the film.

But I wouldn't want you to get the wrong idea of me, as some kind of adopted horny-handed son of the soil.

"People have the wrong idea of nursing homes," Ms. Kulish said, smiling as she fingered the gold medal hanging around her neck.

Prepare for questions or even arguments from people who might be confused or have wrong ideas of trans individuals and the political issues.

Lest you get the wrong idea, the news of the nail salon was never far removed from the news of the world -- albeit filtered through a very local prism.

It's been criticised for being the wrong idea by a variety of economists, including Nobel prize-winner Paul Krugman.

And second, we get the wrong idea about the nature of God.

First, We get the wrong idea about the nature of miracle.